TBJD686M016CRLD0724 datasheet, PDF

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TBJD686M016CRLD0724: DescriptionTantalum Capacitor, Polarized, Tantalum (dry/solid), 16V, 20% +Tol, 20% -Tol, 68uF, Surface Mount, 2917, CHIP; CategoryPassive components capacitor; File Size47KB，1 Pages; ManufacturerAVX; Environmental Compliance

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Tantalum Capacitor, Polarized, Tantalum (dry/solid), 16V, 20% +Tol, 20% -Tol, 68uF, Surface Mount, 2917, CHIP

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it lead-free?	Lead free
Is it Rohs certified?	conform to
package instruction	, 2917
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
ECCN code	EAR99
capacitance	68 µF
Capacitor type	TANTALUM CAPACITOR
dielectric materials	TANTALUM (DRY/SOLID)
ESR	150 mΩ
high	2.9 mm
JESD-609 code	e3
length	7.3 mm
Manufacturer's serial number	TBJ
Installation features	SURFACE MOUNT
negative tolerance	20%
Number of terminals	2
Maximum operating temperature	125 °C
Minimum operating temperature	-55 °C
Package shape	RECTANGULAR PACKAGE
Package form	SMT
method of packing	TR, 7 INCH
polarity	POLARIZED
positive tolerance	20%
Rated (DC) voltage (URdc)	16 V
Guideline	MIL-PRF-55365/8
series	TBJ
size code	2917
surface mount	YES
Terminal surface	Matte Tin (Sn)
Terminal shape	J BEND
width	4.3 mm

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TBJ Series

COTS-Plus

This series features:

• CWR11 form factor in Standard and Extended ratings.

• Low ESR Ratings (Cases A through E).

• Extended Case size (E) for ratings to 470 µF.

• Weibull Reliability Grading and Surge Test options.

All ratings in this series offer the advantages of molded body/compliant termination con-

struction, polarity, capacitance and voltage marking. The molded construction is com-

patible with a wide range of SMT board assembly processes including wave or reflow

solder, conductive epoxy or compression bonding techniques.

HOW TO ORDER

TBJ

Type

Case

Size

227

Capacitance

Code

pF code:

1st two digits

represent

significant

figures 3rd digit

represents

multiplier

(number of zeros

to follow)

Capacitance

Tolerance

M = ±20%

K = ±10%

J = ±5%

006

Voltage

Code

004 = 4Vdc

006 = 6Vdc

010 = 10Vdc

016 = 16Vdc

020 = 20Vdc

025 = 25Vdc

035 = 35Vdc

050 = 50Vdc

Standard or

Low ESR

Range

C = Std ESR

L = Low ESR

Packaging

B = Bulk

R = 7" T&R

S = 13" T&R

Qualification/

Reliability

# = Inspection Level

S = Std. Conformance

L = Group A

@ = Failure Level

Weibull:

B = 0.1%/1000 hrs,

90% conf.

C = 0.01%/1000 hrs,

90% conf.

D = 0.001%/1000 hrs,

90% conf.

Comm: Z = Non ER

Termination

Finish

09 = Gold Plated

08 = Hot Solder

Dipped

07 = 100% Tin

00 = Solder Fused

Surge Test

Option

00 = None

23 = 10 cycles,

+25°C

24 = 10 cycles,

-55°C &

+85°C

45 = 10 cycles,

-55ºC &

+85ºC

before

Weibull

CAPACITANCE AND RATED VOLTAGE, V

(VOLTAGE CODE) RANGE

(LETTER DENOTES CASE SIZE) (ESR OPTIONS IN PARENTHESIS)

Capacitance

µF

Code

0.15

0.22

0.47

0.68

1.0

1.5

2.2

3.3

4.7

6.8

154

224

474

684

105

155

225

335

475

685

106

Rated voltage DC (V

) to 85ºC

A(8000)

A(6000)

A(5000)

A(4000)

A(5000)

A(4000)

A(1800, 3000)

A(1000, 3200)

B(600)

B(500, 700)

C(300)

A(5500)

A(3500 ,5000)

A(2000)

A(1500), B(1200)

A(3000), B(900)

A(6500)

A(3000)

A(1800, 4000)

B(1000)

B(500, 1000)

C(700)

B(500), C(450)

D(275)

B(600)

C(400)

D(275)

C(300)

D(100, 200)

D(100, 2000)

E(150)

D(70, 200)

3(125, 200)

V(60)

156

A(3500)

A(3000)

B(600)

A(3000)

B(600)

B(500, 800)

B(600)

C(175, 375)

B(500)

226

A(15000)

A(18000)

A(12000)

A(9500), B(9500)

A(10000)

A(8000)

A(7900)

A(8000)

A(7500)

A(6600), B(7000)

A(3000, 7500) A(7500), B(5200) C(2000), D(1500)

A(7000), B(2000)

B(2000)

D(1200)

B(2000)

B(1000)

D(800)

A(3100)

B(1500)

D(300)

B(700, 1500)

C(600)

3(300)

C(350), D(400)

B(700,2800)

D(300, 600)

E(300)

C(1600)

C(300, 500)

D(125, 300)

E(400)

E(250)

C(450)

D(275), E(200)

D(100, 300)

D(250), E(250)

E(250)

C(275, 400)

D(400)

D(100, 200)

D(125)

E(225)

E(125, 300)

D(100, 300)

E(100, 175)

D(175, 250)

V(95)

D(200, 300)

E(300)

E(250)

V(200)

100

150

220

330

470

1000

336

476

686

107

157

227

337

477

108

A(700)

C(100, 300)

B(425, 650)

D(250)

C(500)

C(200, 350)

C(110, 350)

C(300)

D(200)

D(80, 150)

B(500), C(200)

C(80, 300)

A(1500)

D(150)

D(175)

D(150), E(150)

C(75, 200)

D(50, 125)

A(1400), B(900)

C(75, 150)

D(50, 100), E(100)

E(100)

D(125), E(125) D(50, 100), E(100) D(60, 150) V(45)

D(50, 150)

D(50, 125), E(100)

V(50)

E(50, 100)

D(50, 150)

E(50, 150)

E(50, 100), V(40)

E(50, 200), V(40) E(50, 200), V(40)

E(200)

Released codes

(M tolerance only)

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